Coronavirus: How many Covid-19 cases are there in Cambridge and across each neighbourhood of Cambridgeshire?
Cambridgeshire has recorded 405 laboratory-confirmed cases of coronavirus in the seven days to October 21.
Cambridge has seen a significant proportion of those, along with the one death seen in the county on the last 28 days.
Peterborough has recorded a further 192 cases in the week to October 21 and two deaths in the 28-day period.
Here, we take a look at each area of the county using date from Public Health England.
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Cambridge
Cases of Covid-19 have spiralled in Cambridge, fuelled in particular by outbreaks among the student population.
There have been 226 cases in the city in the 10 days to October 22. This compares to 82 cases in the 10 days to October 8.
The University of Cambridge confirmed that it had identified 154 cases - 34 of them asymptomatic - through its weekly screening programme in the week of October 12-18, up from 34 the previous week.
Three areas of Cambridge in particular have recorded major outbreaks.
Central and West Cambridge - which included a lot of the university’s colleges and their accommodation blocks - had 81 cases in the seven days to October 19 - and 20 of those came on the last day of that period.
Meanwhile, Eddington and Castle, which also features a significant student population, had 38 cases in the seven days to October 19. Queen Edith’s had 26 cases in the same period.
No other areas had more than 10 cases - and one, West Chesterton, had 0-2 cases, indicating that the city has a very mixed picture of infection.
There have now been 933 lab-confirmed cases of Covid-19 in the city.
The infection rate for the seven days to October 21 was 121.8 cases per 100,000.
There has been one Covid-19 death in the preceding 28 days.
South Cambridgeshire
The district of South Cambridgeshire has had 108 lab-confirmed cases in the 10 days to October 22, taking the total to 829 since the pandemic began.
The infection rate in the seven days to October 21 was 49.7 cases per 100,000 people.
Worst hit recently has been Willingham and Over, an area with 13 cases in the seven days to October 19.
Histon, Impington and Orchard Park had 11 cases, Girton and Barton had 10, Sawston had eight and Milton, Fen Ditton and Quy had seven.
There were six in Cambourne and five or fewer in other areas.
East Cambridgeshire
There were 40 cases in East Cambridgeshire in the 10 days to October 22, taking the total to 362.
An infection rate of 32.3 cases per 100,000 was recorded in the seven days to October 21.
Soham, along with Dullingham and Cheveley, had the most cases, with seven.
Huntingdonshire
There were 116 cases in the 10 days to October 22 in Huntingdonshire, taking the total to 1,389 since the pandemic began.
The infection rate was 52.8 cases per 100,000 in the week to October 12.
Yaxley and Farcet has been the worst affected area, with 14 cases in the seven days to October 14, while St Ives North had nine and St Ives South had eight.
Fenland
There were 58 cases in the nine days to October 21 in Fenland, taking the total to 707.
The infection rate was 50.1 cases per 100,000 in the seven days to October 21.
Whittlesey, with 14 cases in the seven days to October 19, had more than twice as many as any other part of the district.
Peterborough
There were 261 confirmed case of the coronavirus in the 10 days to October 22 in Peterborough, taking the total so far to 2,456.
There have been two virus-related deaths in the latest 28-day period, and the infection rate in the seven days to October 21 was 94.9 cases per 100,000.
Nine areas had more than 10 cases with Longthorpe and Netherton worst hit, with 19 cases in the seven days to October 19.
England
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The table features ‘middle super output areas’ - areas of broadly equivalent populations of around 7,000 people each. These may be named by neighbourhoods rather than towns or cities.
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